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Olisah abi na Oliseh, so becos of the fuss between Lokman & Oshimen, Na im make us lose abi. I no understand how people dey reason. So if Lukman no dey the match, Nigeria for no fit win baa? Rubbish talk. I am not supporting Oshimen's outburst but then such statements will only escalate reactions and hatred. These are young guys and still learning too. No one is above mistake. Na to correct him with love and not add more fuel to the matter. |
It's every father's dream to see his son do better that him. Yes, wizkid might have Fela's tatoo on his body as a mentor. Wizkid is bigger comparing their generations. The platforms (social media) available today made him bigger than Fela, he has more fan base and makes more money too. |
See this shameless man. After you have taken all the pension for the rest of your life before leaving office. I just dislike this man. Very useless governor while on seat. |
Very on Point. Those are just the facts. prof2007: |
lonelydora:I disagree Sir. For Engine build, yes for Honda but for Transmission (Gear Box), No for Honda. Except for Honda Civic that has good records of Gearbox so far. In a nut shell, Toyota is better. Check youtube for comparism of both products. |
Good one Sir and God bless Pastor David. As a man of God, Whatever God has laid in your mind to do for the poor and the masses, Please do it. If your instruction from God is to build schools, please build. If your instruction is to rehabilitate roads, please do. If your instruction is to build Houses, please build. If your instruction is to empower youths, please do. If your instruction is to give scholarship, please give. Etc That a man of God is doing one of these and expects all other men of God to do same project is not right. We have different needs in every aspect of Life. God bless you all. |
Please protect your computers from Newest cyber attack (WannaCry ransomware) Businesses are still dealing with the fallout from a cyberattack that hit 200,000 victims in 150 countries, with many organizations and individuals wondering if they are at risk. Ransomware – a malicious piece of software that locks files on a computer and demands payments to unlock them – is the name of the type of virus that infected the machines. Ransomware attacks have been on the rise and this particular malware known as WannaCry was called "unprecedented" by Europol. WannaCry affected an exploit in the Windows XP operating system on PCs, and Microsoft shortly sent out a fix for the security flaw. But authorities such as the U.K.'s National Cyber Security Center (NCSC), warned over the weekend that as the working week begins, further cases of ransomware could come to light. Am I at risk? The WannaCry ransomware affects machines running the Windows operating system. It was a security flaw that was originally exploited by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) which was then leaked earlier this year. Hackers are now using this themselves. If you or your organization is running a version of Windows, you could be at risk. What should I do to protect myself? Authorities in the U.S. and U.K. have issued guidance on what to do. Individuals and small businesses should: Run Windows Update to get the latest software updates. Make sure any anti-virus product is up to date and scan your computer for any malicious programs. It's also worth setting up regular auto-scans. Back up important data on your computer in case it gets held for ransom. Large organizations should: Apply the latest Microsoft security patches for this particular flaw. Back up key data. Ensure all outgoing and incoming emails are scanned for malicious attachments. Ensure anti-virus programs are up to date and conducting regular scans. Educate employees on identifying scams, malicious links and emails that may contain viruses. Make sure to run "penetration tests" against your network's security, no less than once a year, according to the Department of Homeland Security. What if I've already been attacked? Do not pay the ransom demanded by the WannaCry ransomware, cybersecurity firm Check Point warned in a blog post Sunday. The company said there is no evidence of the hackers giving people files back. For individuals, it might be worth contacting local IT support services. Businesses should contact law enforcement and provide as much information as possible. Restore backups of data. How can I prevent ransomware attacks? There are also steps that can be taken to protect against ransomware more generally. These include: Making sure anti-virus programs are up to date and updating all software. Back up copies of data. Scrutinize links and files contained in emails. Only download software from trusted sources. Source http://www.cnbc.com/2017/05/15/ransomware-wanncry-virus-what-to-do-to-protect.html
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Lol ;. You think so? Ok na! lets hear from others. |
Can Paylater explain why our loans are been declined after having so much access to our information? This is when we need their service most. I have heard some friends complain about their loans being declined after two attempts of successful loan grants. Why is this so? After observing that the Paylater App has permissions to almost all our confidential data on our devices. Hope these guys are not up to some dubious moves. Guys, please share your experience with this App. Is this App safe for us?
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Beware of this fake Eleme Petrochemical SCAM Emails. Guys are really not giving up on scamming. A friend got this email in Port Harcourt. Beware guys.
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(Paylater has access to vital information on your device). Hey guys! I recently was checking some Apps and what accesses they have on my device. I noticed that the Paylater App has the following accesses. My question is, why all this accesses? 1. Read phone status and identity 2. Read your text messages (SMS or MMS) ------What do they need my text messages for? 3. Approximate location (network-based, Precise location (GPS and network-based) 4. Read call log, read your contacts. ----------------What do they need my call log and contact for? 5. Read calendar events plus confidential information.--------------What do they need my confidential information for? 6. Full network access, receive data from internet, view network connections, view WiFi connections. 7. Run at start-up. 8. Draw over other apps. 9. Prevent phone from sleeping. To confirm this on your Andriod phone goto settings>Apps>paylater and check the permissions. I believe with the provision of personal information, BVN and account details during setup, they can do all their verifications. I hope someone in their group won’t make available all these data to all these deadly scammers. On a lighter mode, they could also use all these information on our phones to scam us later. This na Naija abeg. Afterall their name na paylater. Don’t be surprise when you start paying later with all the accesses they have. Please I am not discouraging anyone but only making common sense like my Oga Ben Murray Bruce.
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Free internet at what speed? Having free internet is not the thing but being able to use the internet. We still struggle to open a single page on paid internet not to talk of free internet, , It will take 2 weeks to load a nairaland website. I think these guys should solve power problems and leave all this free-to-air promises. Internet is not our problem, afterall, we need power to use the internet, charge our fones and the rest. |
Hey, I had the same problem with same model of car, the problem was the transmission oil. What transmission fluid do you use? you have to drain it and flush 3 times as recommended by Honda, also use the honda ATF-DW1, it is available in the market. Don't use Dextron III, it's only for temporary use. The reason a lot of people have transmission failure problems is because they use the wrong fluid. Every car has its recommended trans-fluid. Even most mechanics don't know about this, it's so funny that a lot of them are the cause of most transmission failures. Imagine a mechanic working on a honda transmission and beside him is an ABRO transmission fluid. He has just damaged that transmission even before starting the engine. Always use your car manuals. I now do most of the fixing myself with the help of auto videos on youtube. I still advise you scan it. You can call me on 08034196697 for more info. |
What is your office address? Is your company registered? We need to be sure we are dealing with a Genuine agent. Cos some have fallen victims severally in your hands. |
Spotless and Clean Call Tokunbo 2004 Honda Odyssey
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Though, I just got married. It's really not easy but with technology its like we are close to each other. We see on skype everyday and we also talk on phone at lenght but meet physically every forth night. You need God to keep a relationship. |
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